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[surime72]

Hi
i tried compile program but it throwing following error messages.
IBM1214I: A dummy argument will be created for argument number 3
in entry reference
IBM1214I:A dummy argument will be created for argument number 1
in entry reference
IBM1078I: Statement may never be executed
IBM1221I:Statement uses 65576 bytes for temporaries
Use of DATE built-in function may cause problem
ibm19361invocation of compiler backended abnormally.

i was new to working on pli

thanks in advance

[BillyBoyo]

Well you've got some errors. Only someone who can see the lines in question can stand any chance of correcting them.

[surime72]

hi all ,

DELETE_MM = SUBSTR(CURRENT_DATE,3,2) + 1;
can u any one can explain above string..?

[prino]

hi all ,

DELETE_MM = SUBSTR(CURRENT_DATE,3,2) + 1;
can u any one can explain above string..?

How about opening a manual and reading it? (This is very bad coding, very bad!)

[NicC]

All those "error" messages are not error messages - they are informational messages - they end in I not E. Without seeing your code one cannot be certain but it looks like, for the first two, that you are calling a sub-procedure and not passing the correct number of arguments.

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[Akatsukami]

All those "error" messages are not error messages - they are informational messages - they end in I not E. Without seeing your code one cannot be certain but it looks like, for the first two, that you are calling a sub-procedure and not passing the correct number of arguments.

Not missing arguments, but that the argument's attributes (i.e., scalar vs. strcuture or array, character vs. numeric, etc.) do not match those of the corresponding parameter in the declaration of the entry.

IBM1078 is basically what it sounds like, except that "may" is an ameliorization; the statement will never be executed.

(IBM1078 and IBM1214 are normally warning messages (RC=4), not informational messages (RC=0). Perhaps the sysprogs messed with the installation .)

IBM1936 is a severe error (RC=12). If the install was good, try increasing the region size; if that doesn't work, open a PMR with IBM.

[prino]

IBM1936 is a severe error (RC=12). If the install was good, try increasing the region size; if that doesn't work, open a PMR with IBM.

I run Enterprise PL/I with REGION=0M, which seems to work OK, even for big programs.